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Fox News Channel had a larger prime audience than NBC, CBS and ABC from July 7-13, topping broadcast networks for the third consecutive week.Fox News averaged 2.4 million viewers during primetime compared to NBCs 2.2 million and two million apiece for CBS and ABC.Since Memorial Day, Fox News has averaged three million viewers in weekday primetime, which also leads all of television, including ABC, NBC and CBS. Fox News isalso toppingbroadcast competition among weekday primetime viewership since the official start of the summer on June 20.FOX NEWS MASSIVE GROWTH SUSTAINABLE UNDER TRUMP, FOX CORPORATION COO SAYSFox News has now topped all broadcast competition three times in 2025 for Monday-Sunday primetime and seven times with weekday primetime viewership. The last time Fox News accomplished this feat for three straight weeks over the broadcast networks was in 2020.Fox News averaged 1.5 million total day viewers to lead all of cable and aired 97 of the top 100 cable telecasts for the week, despite Wimbledon tennis coverage."The Five," with Dana Perino, Greg Gutfeld, Jesse Watters, Jessica Tarlov and Harold Ford,averaged 3.5 million viewers and 376,000 among the advertiser-coveted demographic of adults age 25-54 to lead all of cable in both categories.FOX NEWS LEAVES RIVALS IN THE DUST WITH HISTORIC Q2 RATINGS, POSTS VIEWERSHIP WINS OVER ABC, NBC, CBS"Special Report with Bret Baier," "The Ingraham Angle," "Jesse Watters Primetime" and "Gutfeld!" all had strong weeks, while Fox News also saw its daytime programs outpace the broadcast competition."The Will Cain Show," "Outnumbered," "America Reportswith John Roberts and Sandra Smith," Martha MacCallums "The Story," "The Faulkner Focus" and "Americas Newsroom" with Dana Perino and Bill Hemmer all topped "CBS Mornings," NBCs "Today Third Hour" and ABCs "GMA3."Fox News recently wrapped up the second quarter of 2025 in dominant fashion, surpassing ABC and NBC among viewers during the quarter and topping CBS among both total viewers and the demo for the month of June.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREIt was the sixth straight quarter that saw Fox News top all of cable among both total day and primetime viewers.Ratings data courtesy of Nielsen Media Research.

Senate Republicans agreed to make changes to President Donald Trumps multi-billion-dollar clawback package to help win over holdouts, but by shrinking the overall size of the cuts in the process.Lawmakers left a meeting with Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vought on Tuesday afternoon and announced that about $400 million in proposed cuts to a global AIDS and HIV prevention program would be stripped from the legislation, dropping the total clawbacks in the presidents rescission package to $9 billion.The original proposed slashes to the Bush-era Presidents Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) rattled some Senate Republicans, who warned publicly and privately that they would not support the package if the cuts remained.SENATE GOP BRACES FOR TEST VOTE ON TRUMP'S $9.4B CLAWBACK PACKAGEBut lawmakers agreed to carve out the spending cuts with an amendment, and Senate leadership is hopeful that the change will corral enough holdouts to support the bill during a test vote later Tuesday.Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., can only afford to lose three Republicans during the partisan process.Thune said after the meeting that there was "a lot of interest among our members" in seeing the PEPFAR cuts removed, and expressed hope that if lawmakers in the upper chamber could advance the bill, then House Republicans would be open to the modification.'GUT CHECK TIME': DISSENT AMONG SENATE GOP RANKS THREATENS TO REDUCE TRUMP'S SPENDING CUT DEMANDThe top Senate Republican is eyeing the first test vote on the bill later on Tuesday evening, with another vote to kick off 10 hours of debate shortly after.The changes to PEPFAR also come after Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., got guarantees that roughly $10 million would go toward rural radio stations on reservations, which was his primary concern, with cuts now redirected toward the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), the government-backed funding arm for NPR and PBS.However, whether the changes are enough to sway key holdouts, like Sens. Susan Collins, R-Maine, and Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, remains to be seen.TRUMP'S PLAN TO SLASH 'WOKE' FOREIGN AID, NPR FUNDS CLEARS HOUSE AS SENATE BATTLE LOOMSA senior administration official pushed back against the narrative surrounding the proposed PEPFAR cuts, and told Fox News Digital that the clawbacks were geared toward limited program cuts targeted at "LGBTQ education and capacity building not core life-saving care.""Were already working with countries and other partners to ensure that they shoulder a greater share of the burden where they can," the official said. "We continue to make targeted investments in mother-to-child prevention, and other key areas of focus."Sen. Eric Schmitt, who has acted as a bridge between the White House and Senate on the rescission package, said that the administration supported the change, but was still unsure if there were enough votes to get the package across the line. "I'm not in the prediction business, but we're hopeful we'll move forward here," the Missouri Republican said.Vought argued that it was still "substantially the same package," and noted that the Senate had to work its will on the bill.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPLawmakers have until Friday before the stroke of midnight to get the bill on the presidents desk, or else the holds that the White House has on the billions in funding will end."This is multi-year funding, it has to flow," Vought said. "If we're outside of the 45-day window, we have to remove our hold on the money. So we will not implement the cuts if this is if this vote doesn't go our way."

Fauja Singh, who is believed to have been the worlds oldestmarathon runner, tragically died on Monday from injuries he sustained after being struck by a car while crossing a road in India. He was 114.Singh, who was believed to have been born in 1911, was taken to a hospital after reports say he suffered severe head injuries after being hit by a car in his native village nearJalandhar in Punjab.His running coach, Harmander Singh, confirmed his death on social media.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS"Dearest runners, it is with great sadness that we can confirm our icon of humanity and powerhouse of positivity, Fauja Singh, has passed away in India, aged 114 years old," his statement began. "He succumbed to injuries caused by a vehicle accident while crossing the road close to his home."Harvinder Singh, a top district police officer in the area, toldthe BBC that law enforcement is still searching for the driver of the vehicle.Singh began running at the age of 89 after tragedy struck his family. He had lost his wife and son, but it was the tragic death of his son that Singh said had brought on his depression. His son, Kuldip, was decapitated in a farming accident in 1994. Singh had witnessed the horrible accident.MAN SHATTERS WORLD RECORD WITH 465 HALF-MARATHONS RUN IN A SINGLE YEARHelater moved to London to live with his youngest son and soon discovered his love for running."From a tragedy has come a lot of success and happiness," Singh said after he ran the London marathon in 2000. He competed in several marathons after, and his best finish was at the Toronto marathon in 2003, where he completed the race in 5 hours and 40 minutes.In 2011, at the age of 100, Singh became the oldest man to complete a marathon. The record, however, was not officially recognized by Guinness World Records because he did not have a birth certificate to prove his age.Government officials in India had stated that birth records were not kept at the time Singh was born. He did have a British passport that listed his date of birth as April 1, 1911.Tributes for Singh poured in on social media following the news of his death. Among them was a statement from Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi."Fauja Singh Ji was extraordinary because of his unique persona and the manner in which he inspired the youth of India on a very important topic of fitness," Modi said in a post on X. "He was an exceptional athlete with incredible determination. Pained by his passing away. My thoughts are with his family and countless admirers around the world."Singhs running club in London, Sikhs In The City, said it plans to honor his legacy at its upcoming events.The Associated Press contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

The New York Jets have reached an agreement with another one of their young stars.On Monday, the team reportedly agreed to a deal with star wide receiver Garrett Wilson on a four-year, $130 million contract extension, according to the NFL Network.On Tuesday, the team reportedly made Sauce Gardner the highest-paid cornerback in NFL history.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMGardner, 24, reportedly agreed to a four-year, $120.4 million extension with $60 million in guarantees, according to the NFL Network. The contract extension keeps Gardner with the team through 2030.Gardner confirmed his contract extension, writing, "The deal is done," in a post on X.The former Cincinnati star burst onto the scene in 2022 and won Defensive Rookie of the Year. In his rookie season, he had two interceptions and led the NFL with 20 passes defended.BROWNS ROOKIE QUINSHON JUDKINS ACCUSED OF PUNCHING WOMAN WITH CLOSED FIST AS NEW DETAILS IN ARREST EMERGENot only did Gardner win Defensive Rookie of the Year that season, he also made his first Pro Bowl and was named first-team All-Pro. Gardner also made first-team All-Pro and the Pro Bowl again in his second season.Last year, Gardner did not make an All-Pro team and was not selected to the Pro Bowl for the first time in hisyoung career, but he still had a strong season. In 15 games, Gardner had one interception with nine passes defended.The Jets star will make $30.1 million per year, edging Houston Texans star Derek Stingley Jr. to become the highest-paid cornerback ever.Below is a list of the highest-paid cornerbacks in the NFL on a per-year basis.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Democratic lawmakers zeroed in on Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseths role in a Signal group chat during a confirmation hearing for former National Security Advisor Mike Waltz to serve as ambassador to the U.N.Waltz came under scrutiny after his team set up a Signal group chat to discuss strikes against the Houthis. A journalist from the Atlantic was accidentally included along with other top administration officials, including Hegseth, Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio.While Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., said it was an "amateurish move" for Waltzs office to include the journalist, Kaine said that nothing indicated Waltz shared classified information in the chat.But Kaine said there are at least two Pentagon investigations underway, one with the Pentagon inspector general and another with the Air Force, to determine whether Hegseth did disclose classified information in the chats when he discussed specific aircraft and times of the strikes.PROFOUND COWARDICE: BOOKER SLAMS WALTZ FOR FAILURE OF LEADERSHIP,' SIGNALGATE ACCOUNTABILITY"They haven't yet reached a conclusion, but they certainly haven't reached a conclusion that no classified information is shared. Am I wrong about that?" Kaine said of the investigations."I shouldn't and can't comment on ongoing investigations," Waltz said. "What I can do is echo Secretary Hegseths testimony that no names, targets, locations, units, route, sources, methods, no classified information.""I got it. I'm sure Secretary Hegseth says he didn't share any classified information," Kaine said. "But the fact of the matter is there are two investigations going on at the Pentagon precisely to determine, in an objective and independent way, whether classified information was shared and, a minimum, sharing attack plans with sensitive military information that shouldn't have been shared."SENATE DEMOCRATS PREDICTING BRUTAL UN AMBASSADOR CONFIRMATION HEARING FOR MIKE WALTZSen. Chris Coons, D-Conn., also voiced concerns about the use of the Signal group chat after Waltz doubled down on the Trump administrations claims that no classified information was communicated over the chat."You were sharing details about an upcoming airstrike and the time of launch and the potential targets," Coons said. "I mean, this was demonstrably sensitive information."Coons asked Waltz if the former national security advisor had spoken to Hegseth about his decision to share detailed information pertaining to the strike.NEXT US NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR? HERE'S WHOM TRUMP MIGHT PICK TO REPLACE WALTZ"What we spoke about, Senator, was a highly successful mission that did something that the Biden administration did not do, (which) was actually target the Houthi leadership," Waltz said.Lawmakers, including Coons, voiced that theyd hoped Waltz would take ownership of what was discussed in the chat, while Waltz maintained no classified information was shared."I was hoping to hear from you that you had some sense of regret over sharing what was very sensitive, timely information about a military strike on a commercially available app," Coons said. "That's not, as we both know, the appropriate way to share such critical information." "Again, Senator, I think we have a fundamental disagreement, as there was no classified information on that chat," Waltz said.The Pentagon declined to provide comment to Fox News Digital. Waltz could not be reached for comment by Fox News Digital.Waltz previously served as a U.S. congressman from Florida and is a retired Army National Guard colonel and former Green Beret.President Donald Trump announced Waltz would leave his role at the White House leading the National Security Council May 1, only to reveal hours later the former Florida congressmans nomination to represent the U.S. at the U.N.

A woman who was in the U.S. illegally admitted to causing a head-on, wrong-way, crash that claimed the life of a young Missouri boy.The fatal crash happened on Dec. 20, 2023, when 33-year-old Endrina Bracho barreled down the highway the wrong way, going 75 miles per hour at the time of the crash, 35 miles above the posted speed limit, according to the Hazelwood Police Department."1,700 feet is quite a big distance to travel at over 70 miles an hour on a 40-mile posted road. Thats a long way to travel in the wrong direction and not realize it," Sgt. Scott Schnurbusch from the Hazelwood Police Department previously told FOX 2.Authorities confirmed that Bracho was a Venezuelan migrant without a driver's license, when she slammed into the family's car head-on.FORMER COP MOM SLAMS POLICIES THAT LET ILLEGAL ALIEN ALLEGEDLY STRIKE SON IN HIT-AND-RUN: A LOT OF PROBLEMSTravis Wolfe, the victim in the crash, was just one day away from celebrating his 12th birthday in December. He died at the hospital on March 6 after being taken off life support.On Monday, Bracho entered a blind plea, admitting guilt to one count of first-degree involuntary manslaughter and two counts of second-degree assault, according to court records. A blind plea means the defendant pleads guilty without any prior agreement on sentencing with prosecutors.As part of the plea deal, prosecutors dropped two charges of first-degree endangering the welfare of a child and two misdemeanor traffic offenses.TEEN ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT WHO KILLED WOMAN IN COLORADO CRASH GETS PROBATION, THEN IS ARRESTED BY ICE WITH FAMILYBracho is set to be sentenced on Sept. 12. Prosecutors have suggested a 10-year sentence for the manslaughter charge and seven years for each of the assault charges, with all sentences to run concurrently.Wolfe's sister, Taylor Wolfe, expressed outrage following the arrest, telling "Fox & Friends" that Bracho should not have even been in the U.S. in the first place."It makes me really angry," Taylor Wolfe said in the 2024 interview."Everybody here has to get a driver's license, and we all have to learn how to drive, and we have to take a test to get our license. And she didn't do that, first of all. Second of all, she wasn't supposed to be here. And if she would have just came here legally, they would have had the documents on her to be able to get insurance.""Now my family is stuck with the loss of a child because she didn't know how to drive," she added.Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo, reacted to the plea deal and called it "justice" for the Wolfe family.PROGRESSIVE PROSECUTOR LETS ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT TEEN OFF EASY AFTER CRASH THAT KILLED 24 YEAR-OLD WOMAN"JUSTICE - the illegal who killed Travis Wolfe in Missouri has pled guilty. She should never have been in Missouri in the first place, and never would have been, had Joe Biden not opened our borders," Hawley wrote in a statement on X.In January, Hawley introduced "Traviss Law" to honor Travis Wolfe's legacy and prevent other criminal illegal aliens from roaming free."Under President Bidens open border, Missouris 12-year-old Travis Wolfe was killed by an illegal alien, who was then released from jail.Theres no legislation less controversial than protecting American citizens from dangerous illegal aliensand preventing another death like Traviss,"Hawleywrote. "My amendment,Traviss Law, would guarantee the detention of criminal illegals who commit a motor vehicle crime or victimize a minor.""Travis's Law" is an amendment to theLaken Riley Act, legislation which would ensure that ICE detains illegal aliens who commit burglary, theft, larceny, or shoplifting.Fox News' Elizabeth Heckman contributed to this report.

Welcome to the Fox News Politics newsletter, with the latest updates on the Trump administration, Capitol Hill and more Fox News politics content. Here's what's happening- Putin mum on Trump's 50-day ultimatum, Kremlin officials claim Russia 'didn't care'- Senate GOP braces for test vote on Trump's $9.4B clawback package- RNC Chair Michael Whatley claims Zohran Mamdani is the 'face of the new Democratic Party'Constitutional legal scholar Randy Barnett admonished Democrats' rhetoric claiming democracy is at risk under the Trump administration when "the biggest constitutional scandal in US history" played out under the Biden administration with the use of the autopen."For all the talk of a constitutional crisis' or threats to our democracy having the executive branch systematically run by unknown subordinates of a mentally incompetent president is the biggest constitutional scandal in US history its called into question the legality of official acts done in his name but without proper authority," Barnett posted to X Monday."Southern secession was a constitutional crisis," Barnett added in a follow-up message Tuesday. "This is a constitutional scandal" READ MORE.AMERICA FIRST: Hegseth abruptly pulls Pentagon officials from 'globalist' Aspen conferenceRIGHT-HAND MAN: Anthony Bernal: Who is Jill Bidens top aide ordered to testify about alleged cover-up?TRADE HAVEN: Trump tariffs spark surge in bonded warehouse use by importersFALSE NARRATIVES: Squad members 'decide to lie and twist facts' about Israel's history, says prominent Arab activistAMBIVALENT: Putin mum on Trump's 50-day ultimatum, Kremlin officials claim Russia 'didn't care'WAR CABINET CHANGEUP: Zelenskyy shakes up Ukrainian government, with US weapons on the wayONLY THE BEGINNING: Republican leading House Budget Committee looks ahead after passing Big Beautiful BillPUTIN ON NOTICE: 'Game changer': Bipartisan senators gunning for Russia sanctions ready to give Trump runwayBUDGET BATTLE LINES: Senate GOP braces for test vote on Trump's $9.4B clawback packageRURAL LIFELINE: 'Better access': Bipartisan Senate push to fund farmers suicide prevention fund gains steamBUDGET BATTLE LINES: SCOOP: Fiscal hawks fire warning shot at Senate GOP for pushing changes to Trump's $9.4B spending cuts billBORDER TRAGEDY: House unanimously votes to memorialize Texas girl allegedly slain by illegal immigrantsCAMPUS TERROR TIES: Stefanik shreds CUNY chancellor on antisemitism response, faculty ties to Mahmoud KhalilVERBAL STRIKE: Newsom escalates Trump immigration feud with foul-mouthed insultTHREAT WATCH: Five Iranians nabbed at US northern border as terror fears grip small townsRADICAL EDUCATOR: California professor arrested, accused of throwing tear gas canister at federal agents during marijuana farm raidJUDICIAL REJECTION: Federal judges refuse to permanently appoint interim U.S. attorney in New YorkYOUTH UPRISING: David Hogg-backed candidate eyes upset in Democratic congressional primaryRADICAL TAKEOVER: RNC Chair Michael Whatley claims Zohran Mamdani is the 'face of the new Democratic Party''DROP OUT': 'Existential threat': Jewish leaders warn of NYC 'mass exodus' if Zohran Mamdani wins in NovemberMARKET TAKEOVER: Socialist Mamdani's supermarket plan would be 'bullet to the heart' of blue-collar America, lawmaker warns'NO MESSAGE': Former Obama staffer rips Cuomo campaign video: 'No message, no charisma'Get the latest updates on the Trump administration and Congress, exclusive interviews and more on FoxNews.com.

New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani continued to dodge questions on Monday about the phrase,"Globalize the intifada," which is widely seen as a call for violence against Jewish people.During an event with a New York City musicians' union celebrating its endorsement of Mamdani, the Democratic Party's nominee for mayor avoided answering questions about the controversial rhetoric and whether he supports such language.WNYCs Elizabeth Kim askedMamdani about a reported upcoming meeting with House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., this week.She then asked about whether he had "regret" over how he handled a question about the "globalize the intifada" phrase during a recent interview. Mamdani declined to condemn the rhetoric during an interview last month with The Bulwark podcast.JAMES CARVILLE WARNS MAMDANI TO KEEP 'GLOBALIZE THE INTIFADA' PHRASE 'OUT YOUR MOUTHResponding to Kim on Monday, the New York State assemblymember said, "I cant speak to the media coverage of it. I can tell you that Im looking forward to that meeting with Congressman Jeffries."Mamdani continued, "And in the conversations that Ive had with him, they have come back to be the urgent issue of affordability and the way in which the challenge that we are presented with is reminiscent ofthat, that was faced by the greatest mayor in our citys history, Fiorello La Guardia. A challenge of taking on anti-immigrant animus and standing up for working people across the city and Congressmen Jeffries, the New York delegation."During a June interviewonABC, after Mamdani won the Democratic mayoral nomination in a political upset, Jeffries said, "Globalizing the intifada, by way of example, is not an acceptable phrase, and hes going to have to clarify his position on that ashe moves forward."'GLOBALIZE THE INTIFADA' PHRASE STIRS TENSIONS ON NYC CAMPAIGN TRAIL AS MIDDLE EAST CONFLICT RAGESIn his response to Kim on Monday, Mamdani also took a swipe at PresidentDonald Trump. Mamdanisaid that Jeffries and New York lawmakers "have been on the front lines of facing the twin crisis of fighting back against the Trump administration and the legislation that that same administration just ushered through which would steal food from the hungry, take health care from Americans, and continue in what is one of the largest wealth transfers from working class people across this country to the very Americans who already have more than they know what to do with."Journalist Tom Elliott remarked in a post on X that shortly afterKim's question and Mamdanis response, the event ended. In his post on X, Elliott said, "After struggling to explain his reluctance to denounce globalize the intifada, Zohran Mamdani's staffers pull a Biden & abruptly end his presser: 'I think we're done here.'"The self-avowed democratic socialist has dodged similar questions about the"globalize the intifada" phrase.Last month, "Meet the Press" hostKristen Welker asked Mamdani to condemn the rhetoric three times during an interview, but Mamdani refused.

A conservative wave washing over Gen Z is bringing about the "greatest generational realignment" in decades, Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk said Tuesday."What we are seeing right now is like Woodstock in reverse. It is the greatest cultural and political realignment we've seen in over 50 years," he told "The Faulkner Focus."His comments came days after a crowd of thousands packed into Florida's Tampa Convention Center for TPUSA's annual Student Action Summit, an event featuring top right-wing speakers that is designed to motivate young students to defend conservative values.ZOHRAN MAMDANI'S 'FREE' PROMISES ARE TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE, YOUNG CONSERVATIVES WARNAccording to Kirk, the crowd of 7,000 people at this year's event was among the largest in the organization's history, signaling a notable uptick in conservative values among Gen Z students."Students from all across the country decided to spend their summer break to be trained, to be educated, be fired up, all about saving the United States of America, and it goes to show that this movement that President Trump has started is only getting bigger. It has more energy, more enthusiasm, and it's strengthening," he added.GEN Z'ERS IDENTIFYING AS LIBERAL DROPS 12 POINTS SINCE 2016, ACCORDING TO MORNING CONSULT JUNE REPORTGen Z has been credited with aiding in President Donald Trump's victory over former Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 election, with many influencers, voters and political commentators from the age group voicing their support at the time.Kirk lauded members of the age group particularly 18-27 as "patriotic," "cheerful" and full of a willingness to fight for the country.The multi-day conservative conference featured remarks by co-founder Charlie Kirk, Fox News' Greg Gutfeld, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, border czar Tom Homan and Donald Trump Jr., among other conservative leaders.Fox News' Dierdre Harvey and Matt Leach contributed to this report.